City Notes Chronicle Of Local Affairs And Events
Morning court session begins as local figures and groups plan events. Scranton and Wilkes-Barre groups perform in the park. Florence Mission board meets May 1. Seminary collection Sunday. Bartholomew Lally’s will noted. probate granted to John Lally. W. T. Smith relocates to a new home. Funeral for Kilgas Gaughan at Hyde Park cemetery. A pool match at Conway House ends with Gibbs defeating Ainsley. Fire alarm box planned for Bulleous Heights. two hydrants installed. County financial figures listed for various dates. Divorce suit filed by Susan Maxey against Richard Maxey. Pickaninny band to star in An Old Kentucky with street parade tomorrow. Peace precinct list to be cut May 1. Charity Minstrel meeting postpones, May timing to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hees
Scranton
Wilkes-Harre
Todge Arcutiald
Florence Mission
Bartholomew Lally
John Lally
W. T. Smith
Madison Avenue
Jefferson Avenue
Olive Trent
Mera
Kilgas Gaughan
Jobnedin
Hyde Park Cemetery
Conway House
John J. Gibbs
John Baingley
Walte
Ainsley
Gibbs
Ida
Ferber
Connell
Bulleous Heights
Scrayton
Charity Minatrel Company
How to Make Good Bread Demonstration
Free exhibition at Judge & Co Taylor where Migs Young of Beaton will show proper bread making using Washburn Crosby flour. Learn to avoid waste, ruin temper and digestion while producing bread and cake fit for the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge & Co
Taylor
Migs Young
Beaton
Washburn-Croaby Coy
Boranton
Italian Waldenses preacher appeals for aid in Italy
Rev. M Prophet D D of Rome spoke at First Presbyterian on promoting the Waldenses cause in Italy. He outlined Italian religious conditions and the need for evangelization, noting contributions to date fall short of needs and naming amounts from several countries. The talk drew large local audiences and included a separate meeting in the Second Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Comm
M. Prophet
Rome
First Presbyterian Church
Second Presbyterian Church
Dr Prochet
Belfast
Ireland
Order of the Crown
England
Prochet
Italiana
Basia
Talian
Elements of Success Pastor Partridge Sermon and Concert
Pastor Partridge delivered a sermon themed The Elements of True Success at Poon Avenue Hospital church last evening. A 75-voice choir directed by J.T. Watkins, assisted by the church quartet, led an unusually fine concert before a large audience. The pastor urged young people to heartily serve the Lord, stressing labor, mental discipline, and moral development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poon Avenua Hapital
J.T. Watkiss
Woerren
Sermons Staged at Several Churches Last Evening
Worship services lit by Rev Dr Prophet at First Presbyterian and Rev M D Fuller at Kita Park Church featured sermons such as Lemons from the Cleckersd Scenea of Life. George E Guild spoke at Providence Presbyterian on Some Simple Truths About Money. Trinity Evan church hosted the Junior Aid Society anniversary with a women’s seminar on The Eminent Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prophet
Tly
M.D. Fuller
Kita Park
Jackson Street
Stev. T. J. Collies
Providence Presbyterian Church
George E. Guild
Jundiva’ Aid Society
Hospital convalescents headed to discharge
Lawrences Sullivan of Archibald who was struck by a Delaware and Hudson passenger train while walking on the tracks a week ago will be discharged in a few days. Richard Lee of Connell's Patch who fell from the swinging bridge at Deargea sustained no serious injuries and will leave the hospital probably tomorrow. Frank Seeley, from the county jail where he is serving a forgery sentence, had been treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Hopital
Lawrences Sullivan
Archibald
Delaware and Hudson
Richard Lee
Connell
Deargea
Frank Seeley
Organ Recital at Elm Park Church Opens Doors Tonight
Doors open at 7 00 pm Tuesday for an Elm Park church organ recital featuring soprano Madam Lillian Blauvelt and tenor Alfred Wowler with Rich ard Thomas also heard. A patrons list at Powell’s mousle store closes this evening with silver door offerings expected to support the arts. The program includes works by Liszt Wagner and Buck with selections by Guilmant and Tannhauser lyrics, presenting a notable concert by famed artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Park
Lillian Blauvelt
Alfred Wowler
Richard Thomas
Powell's
Mousle
Linghetty
Harris
Carter
Pinsatti
Thomas
Laurie
Dudley Buck
Valae de Mirvilli
Madam Cleuvelt
Guilmant
Summer Home Aids City Poor At St Luke's Dalton
St Luke's Episcopal church in Boranton runs a summer home near Dalton for about fifty elderly, mostly invalid, residents from the city. The project, open to all denominations, relies on broad community support and aims to provide healthful country recreation for three months starting June 1. The men of St Luke's will also sponsor a free excursion for women and children with around ten participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Boranton
Te Arma
Dalton
St Luke's
Miatron
Stolen Goods From Local Grocery Case Leads to Confession
On April 22 SS Les store on A bright avenas was robbed of 60 worth of items including razors knives tobacco and candy. Accomplice Decker led officers to a buried box of stolen goods. Decker confessed to save his partners who were discharged. The three youths were arraigned before Alderman Bailey. Decker admitted theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SS Les
Abow
Ste
Anthony
William Jorkin
Bailey
Decker
Palr
Dicker
Green Ridge Gines Company
Beard
Death of Nellie Grace Taylor Bright Mulberry Child
Nellie Grace Taylor the young daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Taylor of Mulberry Street died early Saturday. The precocious child, loved for her lovable traits, was a continual delight who charmed many. Friends extend heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Grace
W. H. Taylor
William Taylor
Mulberry Atreat
Mrs. Taylor
Munle Boxes Exclusively Beat Made Tunes by Gautsehi & Sons
Philadelphia maker Gautsehi & Sons advertises 1080 Chestnut Street for musical boxes with new tunes and refined orchestral organs. Scranton Bedding Co upholsters furniture. Guernsey Brothers offer prices and best workmanship in a here outlined ad style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gautsehi & Sons
Philadelphia
Systematic physical training urged for brain workers
The article extols gymnasium work at the Young Men’s Christian Association, praising Greek neglect of body neglect and urging regular light-to-moderate exercise for all brain workers. It critiques past gymnasiums, advocates individualized progress, bathing, and a registered chart-based program to build weak areas and improve health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parenta
Young Men's Christian Association
Ly Athletic
United States
Boston
Bright
Alan
Kt. L
Wastox
In Old Kentucky at Perthingham theater and Panjandrum at Academy
Theaters announce schedules with several attractions this week. In Old Kentucky continues at the Perthingham theater Tuesday and Wednesday with a Wednesday matinee. tickets are on sale at Powell's. Panjandrum featuring Du Wail Hopper appears at the Academy of Music Thursday evening in a comic opera spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Kentucky
Anoh Eabatantial Saccew
Perthingham Theater
Sale
Powell's
DE Wolf Mopter
Panjandrum
Hopper
Academy of Music
Panjondram
Deus Pax
Kace Ioldep
Marion Singer
Samuel Head
Edtmound Stasley
Alfred Klelo
Steam Heating Plant Project Planned by Light and Power
Light and Power company has purchased nine lots on Adams Avenue between Mertie Street and the Erie and Wyoming Valley railroad for a steam heating plant. The facility will serve the central city and, upon completion, pave the way for a West Side plant and a South Side project. The system will supply heat for domestic purposes except cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siesm Heatay, Light and Power Company
Porehasyl
Adame Aveene
Mertie Street
Erie and
Wyoming Valley Railroad
Lnek
Providence
John Fitzsimmons Expected to Fill Ward Magistrate Post
The resignation of Mr. Twlong prompted a push for John Fitzsimmons to be appointed High Ward magistrate. Fitzsimmons, proprietor of the Sunday News and brother of Col. F. J. Fitzsimmons, has Democratic support and is expected to be named. He will be in Scranton’s Office at 441 Wyoming Avenue the coming Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filasimmons
the News
M DeLong
Twlong
State Department
Harreburg
John Fitnaunitons
Fitzsimmons
Sunday News
F. J. Fitzsimmons
Price Style Repeats Phrase About Proportionate Value
Fragmentary text notes a price label of fifteen dollars and asserts a commonly favored price point. It hints at proportional values and audience recognition but lacks clear event or context.
Grand tailor-made garments offered at half price
The ad highlights $15 suits with fit and fashion, claiming superior finish and style. It asserts prices are about half of tailor charges for similar quality and promises $3 to $5 more value than any competing store.
Window display advertises Parelot Suite for clothing buyers
A local shop promotes a chance drawing on purchases of Men’s Tops Children’s Clothing Shoes Hats and Goat’s Furnishing Goods totaling one dollar or more to win a Beautiful Parlot Suite now on exhibition in the store window.
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China
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Switzerland
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Gay
Hospital Convalescents
Madam Blauvelt
Elm Park Church
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Mr. Carter
Reosauen
Vanepes
Madam Biauvelt
Ierael
Bucke Waalar
Shepherd's Lay
Tannhiuber
Wagner Mr. Carter
Venice
Vaeres
Madam Miaunelt
Afr
Wooler
Decker Made
5 & Lew
Munle
Scranton Bedding Co
Guernsey Brothers
A. L. Weston
YMC
Thor
Cavatal
Lincoln J
Wordenlaids Attractions
Davie
Wooderland
Willett
Wonderland
Adama Avenue
Merile Arrest
Lelovg
John
Dr. Gibbons
New York City
The
Scranton Bediling Co
Rix
Tealing
W.W. Berry
Lackawanna Ave
New York, Ontario & Western R. R. Co
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T. Furrcroft
Gosnfort
Henry Battin &Co
Penn Ave
Osland
Siva
Lisle
Capes
Millinery Department
J. Bolz
Next Dime Bank
Complete Outfitters
Penn Avenue
St: L, Gallen
Banister
Banister's
Lackawanna Avenue
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